Weve tried starting it with nothing but the electrical connections and a hose attached to see if it was even pumping anything, and nothing came out. my thought is something came undone or broke when i put the pump back into place, or something is wrong electrically, whether it be the wires, connection or the fuse. Any help?
I'd recommend stepping back and working through the issues systematically. Specifically, before you can get to the solution, you need to figure out whether it is an electrical problem, and if so, where the problem is. Remember that there are two fuel pumps. The main one under the car does most of the work. The pump in the tank just helps out when the fuel level is low. So if you have at least a quarter tank of gas, the problem is probably not the in-tank pump.
If you are sure that the problem is the in-tank pump, I would first determine whether the issue is electrical or mechanical. Disconnect the wires from the top of the fuel sender in the trunk. Put one lead of a voltmeter on the wire from the fuel pump relay (should be the wire that goes to the center terminal on the sender), and put the other lead of the voltmeter to ground. Measure the voltage with the key turned to "on". If you have battery voltage, then the problem is somewhere within the sender/in-tank pump assembly. It might be a broken wire (easily checked) or it might be a bad pump that needs replacing.
If you don't get battery voltage when you do this check, then you know it is an electrical problem, and you need to start working backward to find the problem. If this is your problem, then it might be a bad in-line fuel-pump fuse, a bad relay, faulty ground, a tripped fuel-pump kill switch, or something else.
If the problem is that the car won't start, unless you are very low on gas in the tank, I wouldn't rule out the possibility that the problem is not the in-tank pump. I would check the voltage at the main pump using the same procedure -- disconnect the wires and measure the voltage between the wire from the fuel relay and ground with the key in the "on" position.
Good luck.